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A CARD OF THANKS.

wish 80 thank MR. X. FISHER. proprietor OF
the SFAk CLOIuING-HOUsE, je3 east Main
eWest, foF als honest aud upright de4lns WIN
me. ly object In 50 dOiag Is simply one ~
gratitude I was the fortunate holder Of 1icket
No S56&5, which drew the handsome gold watch
thai The STAR CLOl nINGHoUsE 20 gene
rOusly offered 20 it, patronA J presenteo me
tkket 10 Mr. Fisher aud received the watch,
which was far beyond my expectations
thought would receive cheap watch, but Was
very much surprised 20 become the happy owuer
OF a very valuable gold one, which @ip al any
may doubt this.
Again thanking Mr.. Fisher for his Kindness.
| and advising al my friends who wish 70 %
treated honestly apd fairly 90 paifoniho aitn, 1
am, OEOhOE l. hVLiNeON,
no l0-lt az Eighteenth street.
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MaRKkTs By TgLEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

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h9 us'es uphhIs' Ic. VfiealS. ua.. TO
celptS, fl,uo' osl9s exp9r,s-.o oeea' bTllain'
6,6lZ oe'es; 70 france, Ia onss; % lhe Son-
unont ',lS. palsS' Sou.hefn nous u hloIedase
re9ussk P'.osis eIoseI nsils spo' e ss IN
ana 10 ialt aeinahe 20. : isi' Sofenloer'
~ 9 ,:, 2, 40 49, ~
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sSa-ta, Ney e. snof fnr,,,ssNSo > ~.
a., cnssss a., S,a s1s on,,oas Stgear
and sc,ivo. No Pa Novemh, .sa Dcesn,hsr
az sasla 10 Jsnnsry. siA ioasi5 eO Nav. sis soa
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RiOfers Arrested.

IBy telegraph % The DlspaIcu.I
CHICAGO, November ga special
from Chattanooga, Tenn, says: Sheriff
Conner has just arrived from the Soady
mines. The ringleaders of the rioters
have been arrested and everything is
quiet. When the mountaineers learned
of the arrival of the sheriff's posse they
returned to the mountains and were
afraid TO make an attack. Several dep
uties are still at the mines to prevent
further trouble.
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rlntfr,nni Xirrinia.

lCorrcapcu lcncs Of the Richmond Di'pat'h.l
WREENToN, VA, Nov. ., 1877.
Nrnety.six T,xas ponies arrived at
Warrentcl yesterday.
Eestrainiug orders in the coupon cases
from Judge Fond have been served ny
United States Marshal Scott on the
shcriiIs Of Loudom. Fouquier, aud
Prince William. aud those oiiiceIs sum-
moned 10 appear at Richmond before
the United States Coulton The first Mon
day in Dcccuber
The new postal rule requiring letters
mailed on postal-cars to bc cancelled at
the next post office is working great in
convenience. CHIFFON.
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EiclHJyp. N0Yember Q, 1857.
JtFlGlhGe.

EiCcHuHn, F0ienlDer ,, l-oH
OtFlElhGs.
WuFAr -9.2p bI.ueS
s'DEy.--i l.s l..~hti-.
UAts-l.sgi hu-hciS.
TEks-b Du. '.f..
filLL OEFAi.--IJ IONS.
SALES EHrJtI-D TO SECRETARY.
WqsAr. --IfXel, 49, b.shols prime at Sc. /;
1899 cuehals t-ry good pn private forms. short
ha,ty. 40 nCst.ls air at 80. Total sales Of
wh ~. o. J0i bushels.
.1pis a4y last wear. $50 bushels Sales TO-
DAY oi sneai 3.ofi bushels: same day lastyesr.
0fi uu .hcla. offerings 20 far tpi. year. 52}.s-s
bp.hri5: sliie time last year. 55j,5NS bushels.
Extroma "a ~ % prices to-day. IS - &c same
dav lat yegr - to 90,
COsv. white. 80 bushels prime new ne i9c. /;
2O bushels verg good new AT { =. 3jS bushels
very good new on private terms
OArs.-NiEcd, - bushels good az 30t
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ahead, and on the time Of the passenger
train, dashed into the cars on the SIDE
track, overturning the engine and wreck
ing some fifteen or twenty cars. Inc
engine was buried beneath the cars.
The trainmen saved themselves by
jumping. Damage about Sl5, coo. Had
the crowded passenger train been on
time the loss of life would have been APP
pallinp.
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fast to attend political speaking at Rid
dies Store. Not returning as early as
was expected his family became uneasy
and began a search for him, which re-
suited in finding him near his residence
in skirt of woods lying on the ground,
his own pistol with one barrel discharged
lying near him. He had q CHASTITY wound
through the head. The ball entered his
right temple and came out behind the
left ear. He leaves a widow and four
children sadly bereaved, and our whole
community unite in the deepest sympa-
thy for them in their irreparnble loss.
He will be buried to-day. +.
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10y tNt' tf' ~ "a tH' t.t"A A."isi
DALI HrG., Noye25,r Tho
event ia society cirrlcs OF iexas va, the
marriage tAs evening Of Hon. Hcury
Iyail. chli-.on Of the Democratic Site
Central COMMITTEE. 10 Hiss Nay bics-
soa. one OF the most popular yoang
ladies' Of Dallas.
The croom, wbo is n member OF a
wcll.kuowu Vicg;uia famiig, il now one
OF DE leading bankers aud Businessmen
of Texas.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W MAYO, 1917 A. W.. parloe ami cham
Der furniture carpets, rugs, bedding, &C.
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE, p. ~, trustees sale OF
Iot with frame dwelling at corner OF twenty
eighth street and New-Bridgc read, In uhs
county Of HeDrico.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1917 4. NJ, household fur-
niture. misce llaneous articles, clocks, SOW
ing machines. &c.
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Death ON the Eastern shore.

Especial telegram 10 the Di'pa.ch.l
OEANCOCR, VA, November 9.-Mrs.
Susie Miles, wife of Edward L. Miles,
died at her home in ODanc)ck to-day OF
puerperal fever; eyed about twenty
two. She was a daughter OF Thomas g.
Pitts and a niece OF Hon. b. L. Gunter,
Of AcpOmack
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THANKsGtyING DAY.
A THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA-
~ TON.

where's HIS Excellency the President OF ne
United states has designated THURSDAY ths
2fth Of November AZ q dag OF Thanksgiving aud
prayer aud has recommended "t0at AL secular
work aud employment 10 suspended" sDd tnas
"tho people assemble Ia Iheit accustomed pisess
Of worship. and with payer and songs OF praise
give thanks 10 our heavenly Father Tor all 0ss
tie has done for us":
Now, therefore, I. Fitxhugh Lee, Governor Of
Virginia. hereby Invite the citizens OF this state
% assemble AZ their houses OF worship and
around their family affairs on The 2ith OF NoNeni-
Der 20 render thanks 70 Almighty God for The
many blessings lie has bestowed upon Us duriag
tue past year, aud with humility seek tho divine
favor II that God whose mercy reAchesh uate
the heayens.H
-, Given under my hand ana the lessor
lsEAL. seal OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia
N-,r-f az Richmond. this 0,h day u Noyem Der,
1881. ana Ia the one hundredth and twelfth year
of the Commonwealth.
by The Governor:
no i0Si FiTzHu6H LEX
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Democratic Gain in PenusyIyauia,

10y E5TtBfapH 70 II7 UI'F17|I'I
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Est-
mates from all the counties in Pennsyl.
vania show plurality of between 80, 900
and $4,000 for Hart (Ropublicanl for
State Treasurer, Democratic gain OF
about 1000 as compared with the vote
for State Treasurer in 1885 and that for
Governor last year.
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Ernud anG EQT=e-y.

ny telegraph 80 lhp Dispatch
ST.. Lovre. November 9. -Devclop-
mcnts in tue Fifth National Bank sus-
pension show fraud aud forgery, and
the cashier, c. G. Crececlus. is now I'M
der arrest charged wiki false entry and
forgery. President Over.toltz would be
arrested il not on his death-bed
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Suicide In PIuyanna.
correspondents Of the RIcsmona Dispatch.l

KENT's SToRR, Va, Nov. 3, 1857.
Our community was startled Monday
night by the sad news that one of our
highly esteemed citizens, Mr.. James u.
Bowles, living near ut. Gilead church.
had committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head with Colts army
pistol. He left home early after break
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

CRACE-SHEA.-Narr In Baltimore, Nd.
November 8, 1887, bv Kew. John ". Barry, Of St.
Mary star OF the sea church. Mr. THOMAS +.
GRACE to Miss ELLA NJ. SHEA both Of Rich.
mond, Va.
GwALTNRY-G - Married, 10
Washington, d. c.. November ., 1877, by Rev.
samuel II. Glossy. IN the church Of TIC Epiphany
WILLIE l.. GWALTNEY and ALICE /. GLAZE
BROOK; both Of Surry county, Va
McNINN-sSODGRAss Married, on Tues
day. November 8, 1857, at The Third Presbyterian
church. Richmond, Va. by Rev. r. X. howis0n
pastor Of said church, assisted by Rev. Lewis
William Burton. rector Of II Johns Episcopal
church. GEORGE ". McMINN and FANNIE
SUTTON, daughter Of Charles Il. snOdgrass al
Of said city,
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Attemps a, rra,u-wreektng.

Ihy tefeBrhph 70 me D'7P~''
HAMMOND, ISp., November IA
daring attempt was made last evening
to wreck a passenger train near here.
Some one broke open switch on the
Midland Central side track one mile west
OF hammond. A way-freight running
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND nIcH'
xosD STOCK gxcHAHGEs
Grain, Provisions, Cstton, Tobacco, Tur'
psntins, Rosiu, fs5 anu
Peanut Markets.
rBy telegraph to the Disps,ch.l

NEW YORK. November 9.--Tho stock marks'
TODAY was allist except for Reading, wnion cvii-
tribnted over a third Of the entire business.
There was a moderate but steady advance .fon ,
the opening almost 10 the close. and tne nna'
figures ars the highest generally OF tne uhy.
Buying, especially by outsiders. was OF soIy
good character. and the temper OF the room wa.
Throughout moderately Dulish with fair demand
for specul stiye stocks. Nanderbilts were tne
Leaders OF speculation In the forenoon. Dut gave
way later 10 (;rangers and coal stocks Deaing
In Reading was specially noteworthy. purchases
for foreign account being the largest for some
some time. There were stories that nnuen'ai
European houses had taken the stock IN mana.
and that Gould was buying IL. but the movement
was checked somewhat In The last hour DIV re-
p,rt that The miners had refused TO handle
Lehigh coal. though the erect was not Oh sps.la,
importance RumOrs Of foreign purchases made
Richmond and West Point also a featufe, accom-
panied by a story OF n contest for the conuol'
The advance In Vanderbllts was moro quiet,
though it was helped 10y q renewal oi the hs-er-
ton Of an increase in dividend rates. especially
Tor Lake shore and New YORK Central. Among
tho low. ~ iced stocks Wheeling aud Lake kfie
advanced on a report that hr. Dillon would ne
chosen president al the neXt election Markou
advances were made bv Socking and IenneSSce
coal sha ares for no apparent reason beyond new
speculative demand. me safes dsbi Shatoi 90
COO shares .
NEW YORK, November a.--Aoon-Stocks dun
and steady Money easy az 2a4 per cent bx-
change-Long, fs2; short, 1917. Governments
duh.
Fleming. Exchange duh aud steady; long,
4sgL short, iSih. Money easy AT 3haf closing
offered ~ Dor cent. Sub-IreGsnry nalancre-
Gold. si32 O03O00: currency, Sl.Sl,N0. Gov
ernments dull; 1 per cents, III; ~ por cents
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THERE WILL BE A CHURCH EN-
/ TERrAINMFNT al cersleys Hall under tho
auspices Of the CHRISTIAN BAND OF CEN
TRIAL METHODIST CHURCH on FRIDAY AZ
kADEs, aud Music. Admission ~ cents
supper oy the ladies, with all the Injuries Toe
- senta no lO-lt
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Heated Houses

have been the cause Of much bronchial
troubles. Coming out into the open air
a slight cold, followed by severe cough,
is contracted Take in time Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and
Mullen.
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ISpecial to!egram % mo DlspaIch.I
ASHLAND, Va, November 9.-Miss
Lulie Shepard, daughter OF DR.. Shepard,
of Glen Allen, WAS married at this place
this evening to Richard Harrington, OF
Richmond.
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LATE wEArHYR RrpoRr.

IDF T'0-l'IsI
S7 WAsHIaGrOS, November i0--l 4. NJ
1 go For Virginia, occasional sEoEcTs. toll
iFhR lowed by faiF weather, warmer, followed
~" 10y slightly colder weather e Iriag me
r----uigtt Eight to fresh winds sE.,aug 10
westerly.
For Nerih Carolina. fair weather, followed by
light rains In the eastern portion. hght rains,
70 lowed by fair weather Ia She western portion,
light, variable winds, rising followed ny falling
temperature.
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and lower: Rio cargocs. ordinary 70 fair. re
isc. Sugar steady; soft. oKc "a
arm at i2c Whiskey steady a. tiitsSLio.
FreIghts 20 Liverpool per steamer nominaiy
steady; cotton. i5-sid.: nour. IA ID; gram
iaikd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November s-Caeh quotations were;
Flour in fair inquiry e1j unchanged. NO.
spring wheat, 7e1I sslXc.: No. q rod, 1sAc. 70.
2corn. lisIc No 20sts. 254c. Mes+pork, tiz'Ss
SIS lard, ss.45as6f7k. shorthD sides tloosel.
g. 0: short-crear sides (ooxedl. ss7DasS
Leading futures ranged
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The Fever at Tampa.

IBy telegraph 10 the pspatcn'I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November p
There have been five new cases OF Fever
in Tampa and two near that city to-day,
and one death. The weather is warm
and unfayorabIa
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Neu Bank at Durham, n. &.

IBy Telegraph 10 IHo UI'fuV-"'I
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The
Comptroller of the Currency to-day au-
ttorized the First National Bank OF Dur
ham. n. c., to begin business. Capital,
2fQD GOO
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC. NoVssnsB ~. 1877.
sun ris.s.......... 6:is llIGn TIDE
San sets .......... SOC Morning. ..........il:5l
Noon RIGGS. ....... 1913 Evening. ts:I.
PoRToF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Q, iss7.
ARRIVED srH.
schooner Fannie Brown, Sharrett Charleston,
pbosubate r,ck, Allison * Addison.
SAILED SrH.
Schooner Moonlight, Cranmor, sandy point, 70
load wood for New YORK.
SAILED 9TH.
s,earnor Ariel, Doyo Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. d. lasuin,
agent
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, NOVEMBER 3. 1871.
by telegraph
ARRIVED SIN.
Steamship Rlogdon. Dunn, New Orleans,
co.loI nnl sailed for Reyal.
Steamship CITY OF Manchester, Brophy, Ne"or
ieaus. cDa,sd and sailed for bremen
Steamship william Crane, Foster, Balufnoro,
and sailed for savannah.
SAILED SIN.
SebOoners samuel :. 1hOrp, Pearce. New
YORK: Maud snare. Dow. Bangor
ARRIVED 3TH.
steamship Neto. Chadwick, Galveston. cosled
AMI sailed for Fleetwood.
schooners VsDname aud King. Curtis, New
York: spartan. ~ John, New London; II. II.
1iiOn, Harris, New YORK.
SAILED 9TH.
Steamship Enrique. Liverpool ria Norfolk.
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Failure.
Try tolecrnnh 70 the pIspatch.l

by telegraph To the Dispatch.l
CNctNSArI. November 9.-hudsins X
Hunt. wholesale milliners, assigned to-
day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, Soo,-
on
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RarTrMnsF srncg MARKRT.

BUrt}ARG. ND.. November a-Nirginia 6. b,
con-. .li..,fct. ieo Gu,t3un coupons, Of; do.
!o-.l r. %, Lc@ BE- 4. Bll to-day.
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COTTON REPORT.

Wo quote: Fine, ~ 1ls27J: sHperfne. s2.7ja
ss25: cxtra, tlDss275. family. SiaBL50: patent
FAMILY, country, 81 sJaS5.25.
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Opening. Hfghssf.
Ga Ct-
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKETS

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO sAhAkfs
cmcAso. November 9.--AH the grain markets
were very quiet today Considerab,e senvl.I.
sion pit during the earlier part OF the session.
Grain values opened very close 70 MONDAY
latest prices. Trading was hgnL SUI. n1s ~.
ware mot large the feeling during most 81 zoe ses-
sion was arm. The corn market was ieatureIesss
except that fair amount OF nrmmess ehs,ea,
and prices closed about Ne over me opohins
dgures Oats. although dun, ruled rather susny,
ana there was no material change IN pIces
Very little Interest was manhes'en IN .ne u.n a.
ket Tho bulk OF tle provision trade eehtreo W
s,,ss-ncyk ard a fairly active business was
tr.naeefed at n high range 81 prices. Ito re-
ceipts Of hogs were fair and less man etpssIsea,
and prices we're we'll maint az M
was credited with selling 500 barrels JssusIy
,'o,t hut hls offerings were rapidly apsor oca
by scalpers. who bought Freely. Lhn w. va.
stronger ana November closed 80. hlsnsI' pss
o,her futures we're unchanged. shorLnos Az
ysdced sarge, -. ,o,,,e
n. LOUIS. Novembcra-Flourst steady; Wheat
No . red. cash Ike: November, Iihc. bio
Nav 7DrsaS0Ac. COrn--Cash' So. NoVvihOVr,
3S',assh@; May. az a4lsc' n DS' as' Ssss,
Whisky steady al s1.0o. Provislons iHin po, ,s
tsummer-credD, t2m. Larl: 3D. Dry , ,
meats (hoxodl-Shoulders, $40 y ssAis1' ons-
clears and clenr-ribs, s3.67h and 800 snort
clears. SaS1Sas7. Bacon looxedl@ choni1ets,
s5.s7b f; long-clearc, ss6s&; clear.nor, n,o.hs
S.75: shortclears, E.o5atA hams s'ea'y "
Sllgsl1 ,,,,,,,,rr
Cr,crysA ATT. Novenber9.-Flour quiet Wheat
nrner. No. red, 55k s76c. Corn hrm No.
mivet axe oats easier: No. mixed, %Sc.
pork arm at fi250. Lard active and urn;
mime steam. a. 45af67O. Bulk-meats aud bacon
Inlet ami steady. Whiskey firm az tl.Oo. hogs
drm. common and light, t3iOasLD; packing
and butchers, s4@atiU.
WILMINGTON.
/ WILMINGTON, November 9-Turpeniine quiet
/ nj ~ Ko-ln Grm strained, s0c. good strained,
80 Tar arm at 81. Crude turpentlne urn;
/ hard. 81 % yellow-dip and virgin, g.
LOUISVILLE.
IorrsyuLg, November 9.-Grain In good de,
maud Wheat-No. ? rod. 7Bc. Corn-No.
/ mixed. 4ic. Oats--No. mixed, Shc. ITO
visions quiet
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Cotton-Ne receipts,
ion balos: gross receipts 5,6O6 bales. Futures
/ .ln.od sfeady: sales 2ls,600 bales; No'ember,
si0 lOasiOl2; December, so 0saslO Oh January.
an iGssi0l7; February. so g3ail0;24 March.
YO.8Oasl08i; April, si0.37atl0.S9; May, No't's
80 10: June, fl052
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TIRE wE.rHrR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
NARNlAi.ES.

Mean temperature. ............
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prrrpsRrRG PRANUT MARKEr.


TITWNTITU Il'N1EE"1'FI
prrgRsBUaa, VA, November a.-The markes
Z. sfeo,y. with moderate sales at quotations.
Prime. S.; extra primo. 3Sc; fancy, SSc.'
spanish, 2I<c. Receipts light
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UNDERTAKINGS.

T,HONIAS A. REDDfN. FU-Hm
i NERAL DIRECTOR, SOFA east
Main stree. between Twentieth end rvsnty-
first Richmond. Va COINS aud CasketS IL
wood aud cloth. Robes aud ehrouds> aud I'll ne
cesssry Funeral Goods All 9rdera promptly ~
tended In city OF country. % ~ th,Suxfutm
JOSEPH w. IAUBE,
- conSxs fissr AND hRoAp sranErA
RICHMOND. Va,
FURNISHING UNDERWATER.
kvegythins nrstclass IN this lima and q re-.
sopsb.s rste@ IelsgFsphis orders given promp1
attention Telephone No SL iASAeod
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NopForK PEANUT MARKET.

lkepOftel TOT iuo bispoNHl
NOVEMBER 9-Merket trm- Pnme, Sas &C.
fancy. axe: common. 2a2h spanish. zAc.
shelled, B. aiHc. factory hand-plcAeu' 'Hafs@
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YIcarfaNp sT.oK tECsANGR.

WEDHs DAY. NOyemher9 1857.
SAlgs-TrnsT BOARD 100 Virginia l040's
,utrr January. $3.50 3l: 1000 Richmond city
6.vatll54, l,tD Richmond city os ,shorD at
lC2f.
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vvw yopK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, November .-Cotton-N receipts,
100 bales: gross receipts. 1905 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales. 2ls,6Oo bales; November,
go tgestofT. February. $40 23af1O.A; March.
30. 50asi08i; April, siOS7ati0.S9; May, AoaSA
tl0 "a. June, kl052
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Market quiet.
RECEIPTS.
: bales.
oUyTATlOSS.
MIDDLiNG. &C.
Low ,lIupLlSG, o..
HnAr l.ranfsr .rsH
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AyARcHIsrs ARRRsrEp IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November 9.--Fred. Horst
and Emil Wender. two well.known An
archists were before Justice Lyon this
morning-the former charged With con-
spilacy and carrying concealed weapons,
and the latter with conspiracy alone.
The cases we're continued until the l6th
instant in bonds OF $1,000 and $1,000
respectively in default Of which they
were locked up. Horst and Wender are
, 1887-06-16
Opium smuggler Captured.

SAN FRANCISCO, June I5.-Customs
inspectors arrested a man who gave the
name of John Conner, as the overland
train on the Central Pacific from the East
reached Oakland to day. He made a des-
perate fight to escape, but was held. He
was turned over to the custody of the
United States marshal, o being able to
give bail. The il spectors went to the
seizure room where his trunks were broken
open, and, as was expected, had nothing
in them but opium. A count showed
there were 3s6 %iee-tail boxes, worth some
thing over $1,000. An important dis.
covery was made in the mans pocket
book. 1t was filled with papers carefully
folded and closely written in Chinese, the
supposition being that they are ~instruc-
tons sent by a Hong Kong syndicate
through Canada to this city. The GUS
tom house iutei prefer will at once translate
them for the information'of the collector.
Government detectives claim that the
man arrested is one of the chief agents of
the great opium ring which has been
smuggling opium to Canada, Detroit and
San Francisco.